Global School of Aviation Training Centre Inaugurated by Hon’ble Minister K. A. Sengottaiyan

Chennai, June 4, 2026 – Global Flight Handling Services Pvt Ltd (GFHS), a UDS Enterprise and India’s largest airport ground handling company, proudly inaugurated its expanded Training Centre infrastructure at the Global School of Aviation, Chennai.
The ceremony was graced by the Hon’ble Minister for Revenue and Disaster Management, Government of Tamil Nadu, Thiru K. A. Sengottaiyan as the Chief Guest. The event also witnessed the esteemed presence of the Airport Director, Chennai International Airport; DIG CISF, Mrs. Ponni IPS; senior officers from BCAS and AAI; along with faculty, students, and staff of GFHS, GSA, and ASTI.
GFHS provide it’s standard quality services across 30 airports in India, serving multiple airlines with world-class airport ground handling services. With a workforce of over 5,000 employees across the country, GFHS is one of India’s leading aviation service providers. Beyond operations, GFHS invests in nurturing future aviation professionals through its dedicated training programs. The Global School of Aviation offers certificate, diploma, and degree courses tailored to industry needs, including UGC-recognized BBA and B.Sc. Aviation programs.
The institution also runs IATA-recognized programs, opening pathways to international airline careers. In collaboration with AMET University, Global school of aviation offers a unique three-year BBA and B.Sc. Aviation degree program where eligible selected students receive job offer letters at the time of admission – a pioneering initiative in the aviation sector.
Additionally, GFHS provides BCAS-approved security training programs, ensuring that Aviators are industry-ready and equipped with specialized security skills to meet the evolving demands of aviation.
“GFHS remains committed to operational excellence, compliance, and talent development, reinforcing its role as a trusted partner in India’s aviation growth story,” said Ms. Sarita Kumari, Managing Director.